vc'] $svc
Read the section of the wiki titled “A Better Way”. I have 26 Augeas resources
and only one of them has “onlyif”.
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So I think what you’re seeing is expected behavior. The node should show up
after its first Puppet run.
If you want it to be more automatic, you may have to write something that
queries LDAP and modifies the MySQL database. If you use Python, I’ve got a
library that simplifies gettin
our shell,
> etc.
And to add to that, I’ve recently started looking at Fabric which allows you
define a list of hosts in different “roles”. I can have these lists generated
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So before I spend days dealing with these issues, I thought I’d see if anyone
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On Jul 6, 2011, at 5:39 PM, Michael Stahnke wrote:
> I had Ruby with SSL working on AIX 5.x and 6.x at my last job. Let me
> see if I can find my notes about building ruby, and maybe I'll be able
> to help out some.
I’d appreciate it. Thanks.
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On Jul 8, 2011, at 12:45 PM, newguy wrote:
> How can I add lines to smb.conf with out overwriting the content of
> the file.
I think Augeas is what you’re looking for (for this and other inevitable use
cases).
http://projects.puppetlabs.com/projects/puppet/wiki/Puppet_Augeas
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being made and what the results are?
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that). Are you able to bind with that user from the command line?
Or another approach: It looks like you were able to get the details for that
host anonymously on the command-line. Is there any reason you want Puppet to
authenticate when searching?
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a bug in Puppet or (more likely) Ruby. At thins point,
I’d probably start looking at or writing some Ruby stuff to test it outside of
Puppet. Maybe someone else has a better idea.
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> Sorry for being late to the party I had to remember where I had
> stashed those items.
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On Jul 19, 2011, at 7:58 PM, Eric Searcy wrote:
> You should get a redundant LDAP setup as well as monitor whether your
> authentication system is up.
Absolutely. You can’t imagine the number of things that will break if LDAP goes
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mission to read the file, or
it could imply a failure in the lens itself.”
Are you running `augtool` as root?
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> yes it was as root, why the ls /etc doesn't return the sudoers ?
On Aug 25, 2011, at 9:23 AM, Rob McBroom wrote:
> If a file hasn’t been properly parsed by Augeas, it simply won’t show up.
> This could mean that the file has a syn
sibility first. Maybe run visudo, since it checks
syntax, or temporarily replace it with a very simple file and see if it starts
working?
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actice, but in the LDAP schema, parentNode
is defined as multi-value. So you should be able to define an additional parent
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Seems to work pretty well.
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idn't have
> these lines), and then add more lines to it with augeas. However, even
> if I get the dependancies right and push the file out before running
> augeas, augeas will re-add the lines every time because they aren't
> there.
Can you show the section of your manifests
n:
# ruby --version
ruby 1.8.5 (2006-08-25) [x86_64-linux]
But that's not much of a challenge and I don't know how to do anything more
complicated. Perhaps there's some boring Ruby one-liner I could try to see if
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changed it to only affect the relevant users and Puppet fires right up. Thanks.
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p/command/runas_user ALL",
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On Jun 1, 2010, at 11:47 AM, Rob McBroom wrote:
> I use Augeas for `sudoers`. This allows you to manage individual entries,
> instead of replacing the entire file. For instance, this will add an entry
> for a user named “joe” unless that entry already exists.
>
>au
I'm starting to look at reporting and I notice the timestamps for reports are
all in UTC. Is this determined by Puppet? Ruby?
The system has the correct time zone set and displays just about everything
else in local time.
I'm using Puppet 0.25.4 on RHEL5 with Passenger.
Thanks
tcp"
"set /files/etc/services/service-name[port = '1002']/#comment foo"
],
}
This should create the line in `/etc/services` if it doesn't exist, but if it
does exist and nothing has changed, Puppet won't do anything to the line (which
is
just a matter of translating it
and quoting it correctly for Puppet.
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e failed with return code false
Ah, then I suspect you're using 0.24.x.
http://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/2141
I wouldn't even bother with Augeas until you go to 0.25.x where this bug was
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I disabled the comment because the line ended up looking like this:
app_tcp 1002/tcp# foo
But that's
pears between protocol and comment.
Perhaps there's a way to specify a path using more than one component. A
combination of port and protocol should be unique, for example.
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tc/services/service-name[161]/port = "443"
/files/etc/services/service-name[161]/protocol = "tcp"
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Don't try to tell me something is important to you if the
These types of paths seem to match the correct thing as well:
/files/etc/services/service-name[port = '443' and protocol = 'tcp']
/files/etc/services/*[port = '443' and protocol = 'tcp']
Maybe you should just take a look at <http://augeas.n
On Jun 4, 2010, at 11:55 AM, Christopher Johnston wrote:
> What version of augeas are you using? I am on 0.5.3 I don't think support
> has been added to do some of that functionality I am going to upgrade
0.7.0
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Be sure to update augeas-libs and ruby-augeas too. (Those are the names of the
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en a similar node becomes necessary?
I’m not sure what you plan to use for external nodes, but I use LDAP where
classes are the primary thing, but you can also set various ‘puppetVars’ on an
individual node if you really need a one-off configuration.
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essions
You may be stuck doing an “onlyif” after all.
You might also try the native mail alias type, as someone else suggested.
http://docs.puppetlabs.com/references/latest/type.html#mailalias
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> the directory (i.e., no connections to the ldap server).
I’ve had no trouble with 0.25.4. Is that the version you’re on or are you on
0.25.5?
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ot;set spec[user = 'rmcbroom']/host_group/host ALL",
"set spec[user = 'rmcbroom']/host_group/command ALL",
"set spec[user = 'rmcbroom']/host_group/command/runas_user ALL”,
],
}
This will add the entry if it doesn’t exist, but i
On Jun 30, 2010, at 10:36 AM, Rob McBroom wrote:
> In any case, I would try this:
>
>"set spec[last()]/host_group/command 'NOPASSWD: ALL’”,
And of course replace the fancy quotes my mail client inserted.
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add an ‘onlyif’, but by using `last() + 1` and ‘onlyif’ you can only add
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“support” entails ge
ementary” channel, so
Puppet can’t install them unless the system is subscribed to that channel first
(and I don’t know of a way to subscribe it automatically using Puppet).
I only have 2 servers like this, so I haven’t really dug in to find a better
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subsequent runs, it finds something at that path, sees that it’s already set to
the desired value, and does nothing. The syntax above might not work exactly as
is, but hopefully you get the idea.
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> And where is description of augeas behavior?
This is a good place to start: http://augeas.net/page/Path_expressions
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u can use `count()` as in `match
title[*]/kernel/*[count(rhgb) = 1]`. Unfortunately with this particular case,
Augeas seems to assign a count of 0 to both missing items and items with a
value of “(none)”, so you can’t distinguish. There might be a way. I’m no
expert. For what it’s worth, I know h
File["you_get_the_idea"],
],
Or you can use “notify” on each individual file instead of using “subscribe” on
the service if you find that easier to manage.
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Also worth mentioning: Puppet is smart enough to only restart the service once
if more than one of the files it depends on are changed.
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row in a temporary rule to set root’s UID back to 0. After 30
minutes, I was able to get in and figure out what happened.
Like I said, Puppet didn’t do anything wrong, but I wonder: If its internal
logic leads it to conclude that it needs to create new user named “root”,
should it maybe think
On Jul 20, 2010, at 10:40 AM, Jonathan Share wrote:
> Any reason for not specifying the uid parameter for the user?
Well, just that I’m not looking to “change” the UID so I shouldn’t need to
mention it at all. After what happened yesterday though, I’m considering it.
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specific, low numbered UID, rather than just picking the next available?
FWIW, We started numbering our LDAP users at 1100 to avoid such conflicts.
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rectory, but if the user owns any files elsewhere, you’ll need to fix them by
hand. It can be a big project, but once the UID is fixed, Puppet won’t try to
run `usermod` at all.
If you don’t care about keeping the UID consistent, then yeah, remove that line
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e. It seems that fixing the current UIDs by hand
> would work.
In that case, couldn’t you just have the package manage the user?
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=> "root",
group => "ldap",
mode => "640",
source => "puppet://puppet/files/$environment/ldap/$hostname.replication",
notify => Service["ldap”],
}
Although, now that I think about it, the per-host changes in
called that define as needed within classes.
To put it another way, the defines should be called from inside classes along
with file, package, server and other resources. Creating a class exclusively to
call a single define seems off to me, but of course I don’t know the details of
your situation
ay…
http://docs.reductivelabs.com/#getting_started
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try { "rob":
user => "rmcbroom”,
}
If the entry is already there, this will add the “tag” to it:
sudoentry { "rob":
user => "rmcbroom",
tag => "NOPASSWD",
}
But if the user doesn’t exist and you try to add the entr
in my `fileserver.conf`.
Then, in the manifests, I can just do this:
content => template("$environment/path/file.erb"),
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new line on every Puppet run as
it’s currently written?
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wrong. Can anyone test it? (Not one of my examples. It’s one of the
first up in the main body.)
I wrote everything in Markdown before I tried to edit the page. Happy to find
out all I had to do was “Paste” and be done. :)
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/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/puppet/reports/
service httpd restart
>From looking at the database directly, new reports are being stored, which I
>suppose is the most important thing, but where can I find error logs for the
>web interface?
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, :cache => ‘all’
…followed by a trace through the application. The `production.log`, though it’s
now writable, contains nothing.
So I guess it’s trying to cache all the stylesheets and JavaScript into one
file? I chowned the `stylesheets` directory to apache:apache, but I still see
the error. Is
ck.
Thanks.
Now, some questions:
1. Is that a good idea; For the web server to have write access to the
application itself?
2. Why wasn’t this necessary with previous versions?
3. If it is necessary, should it be mentioned in the installation
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> Rob, looks like you've already resolved the issue.
Yes. Thanks everyone for the responses.
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not recommended.
If I add `ensure => present`, the entry gets added, but according to the
documentation, "if the filesystem is currently mounted, it will be unmounted".
I don't want Puppet to unmount (or mount) it. I just want it defined in `fstab`
so it can be easily mounted a
to 'present'
I don’t understand this behavior. Why on Earth would I want to define something
in `fstab` that is guaranteed to get unmounted at some random time in the next
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everything else means not running.
`service network status` exits with 0 on my RHEL5 systems.
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help with, and if I get time I’ll try, but the first issue I think needs to be
fixed in the CSS file(s) across the board.
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, but if I were to fork that repo, I could
just send a pull request, right?
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> Rob McBroom wrote:
>> 1) It looks like text enclosed `like this` is properly converted to
>> like this on the back-end, but there’s no styling to set this
>> text apart. (It should show up in a fixed-width font at the v
ugeas examples:
http://projects.puppetlabs.com/projects/puppet/wiki/Puppet_Augeas#Simple+Examples
Again, the tags are where they should be, but it shows as normal text.
Thanks.
(I'll probably be practically rewriting that page. I'm finding much easier,
more reliable ways to use Augeas t
nline template.
http://docs.puppetlabs.com/references/latest/function.html#inline_template
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ms" thing is so fundamental to using Augeas in
Puppet that I moved it up to the main body and expanded it.
Based on the Path Expressions documentation, I feel like there are some more
tricks we could be using. So if anyone has some, please add them.
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I don't know the answer to your question, but as an alternative, I believe you
can specify more than one parentnode, so the node's entry could contain
parentnode: 192_168_100_0
parentnode: zzbasenode
to inherit things from both.
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values. I added support for parent nodes to my LDAP setup, but have never once
found a use for it because classes have always gotten the job done.
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nd variables. Classes can call definitions.
Facts and variables can be passed to those definitions.
What additional functionality would you get?
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would think simply calling those classes in sequence would do the trick and you
could forget about inheritance.
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> declarative language.
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shows dates like
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Isn't that “the format the rest of the world uses” – largest to smallest?
American style (which makes no sense to me) would be more like
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There are no files anywhere in the entire repo named `typename.rb` or
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> Rob McBroom wrote:
>> On Aug 27, 2010, at 2:11 PM, Brice Figureau wrote:
>>
>>> They're not real filenames just pointers to where the files are.
>>> That means all files in:
>>> lib/puppet/types
`/var/lib/puppet/`. I couldn't be completely wrong about that, though.
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The magnitude of a problem does not affect its ownership.
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To p
st identical to yours, but it only has the last 3
changes. If it still doesn't work, it may be that something doesn't like the ~
character.
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Before you give the government new power to go after bad guys, remember this:
The power will be pe
examples using augeas, this one only has value per line, not
> name-val pair.
Which examples are you looking at? There's a lengthy discussion of this very
scenario in the Wiki.
http://projects.puppetlabs.com/projects/puppet/wiki/Puppet_Augeas#Paths+for+Numbered+Items
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/*[. = 'ttyS1'] ttyS1
but that doesn't appear to work for some reason. You may be stuck using last()
(or ins) and onlyif.
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ways import those if I really needed the data in the Dashboard.)
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T
r caused problems for me was when Puppet and/or Augeas
were updated in EPEL and a new system got the newer version before the rest of
the environment was really set up for it. If you've got all these packages in a
local repo (which is what I should be doing), you won't have to worry about
27;t know me Nigel.
If this was your first post, maybe. But you could fill an encyclopedia with
examples of you being a dick to people trying to help you on this list.
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ed”. I would love it if that behavior were changed to just “put
it in fstab”. Then I could actually use it. :)
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I've used Puppet, the type reference
has said: “Set this attribute to present to make sure the filesystem is in the
filesystem table but not mounted (if the filesystem is currently mounted, it
will be unmounted).”
See <http://docs.puppetlabs.com/guides/types/mount.html#id75>
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7;]/module pam_mkhomedir.so",
> "set *[module = 'pam_mkhomedir.so']/argument[1] umask=0022",
>],
Have you tried re-arranging these so the value for module is the first one set?
I think you have to do it that way so the other three 'set' statement
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